Alleluia/ Hallelujah comes from a Hebrew phrase ('Hallelu Yah') which means Praise the Lord! 'Hallel' is the Hebrew word for 'praise', "Hallelu" is the plural form, and 'Yah' is the short form of 'Yahweh'.
There are only four hallelujahs in the New Testament, — all found in Revelation 19, the chapter that tells us about the glorious appearing of Christ. Do these four hallelujahs in Psalms 104, 105 and 106 also relate to the events surrounding the Second Coming of our Lord Jesus Christ? Hmmm...just wondering...
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I love the Hebrew language. I've taken a beginning Biblical Hebrew course at school last year, and am waiting to see if they will be offering the advanced Hebrew class this year. I love the sound of the language!
Hallelujah means a burst of light into whatever fark situation ",>
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